Kooli Tartu

Pollu 11 Tartu, Estonia

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International Food Fest

A travel blog entry by alexandra_day

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One of the great things about living on the international floor of the dorm is that everything happens here. Thursday it was an international food party. People from each country got together with other natives of their lands and cooked up a storm.

There are about 10 or so Americans here, but four of us got it together to make some delicious homeland food. Our meal of choice? Cornbread and chili.

First we made the long trek to ...

Tartuine

A travel blog entry by lyndshane

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... different from anywhere else in Eastern Europe. Almost everywhere you look in the city you can spot groups of students huddled together, mingling and enjoying a few beverages – like most of Europe drinking in public is allowed here – something which contributes a lot to the city’s good vibe we think. Everything is just very relaxed. While on a walk our first evening we were even offered ...

You Know You're From Estonia When...

A travel blog entry by seanpauley

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... there is also
myspace, facebook and orkut which are way better.
107. a Southern European friend of yours is excited that it's miraculously snowing in
their country and they tell you about it with enthusiasm but it doesn't move you at all.. at least not emotionally.
108. You know what "spikerdama" means and have good memories of it.
109. You don't understand the physics or chemistry your textbooks and teachers try to
teach you because it's ...

Full CIrcle With La Dolce Vita

A travel blog entry by seanpauley

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Today marked the first goodbye. Our dear friends Jared and Kirsten will be leaving for Greece tomorrow to visit Kirsten's family and we won't be in Tartu upon their return. We all decided it would be fun to go out together for one last hoorah!

We ended up going out to La Dolce Vita, the great little pizza place the roomies and I went to during our first week here. I haven't been back since and it was funny how the restaurant seemed ...

Happy Easter!

A travel blog entry by seanpauley

... It was really interesting to hear him speak about his home and the cultural differences between the US and Europe and Africa. Raising a family around the globe is just such a different adventure everywhere you go.

After Daniel's parents came home I felt like my stomach was broadcasting to the world that I was incredibly hungry. It seems like every 5 minutes it would gurgle and growl alerting the next door neighbors. I did my best to quiet it; in a short while we ...